Disney has a habit of churning out superstars. Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake all sprang from the company’s family friendly loins. All have released more than their fair share of hits.
Thus, when we came across this picture Miley Cyrus (aka “Hannah Montana” at a recent signing and a caption describing her as a “Teen Superstar,” we thought we’d take a little listen. It’s always nice to hear what the kids are listening to – it keeps one young.
Cyrus’ music isn’t really our cup of tea, but we’re totally in love with her.
Above you see the video for Cyrus’s “Who Said” – a “girl power” type tune a la Spice Girls, only less poppy. No, it’s not the best song in the world, but we’re all about the effect she has on all those young girls, giving them an empowering anthem and the such. Look at them in that crowd, they’re in love with her! More importantly, Cyrus’ flagrant – yet probably unintentional – gender fucking definitely struck a chord:
I’m more than just
Your average girlI’d like to turn me up
And show the world
…
Who said, who said
I can’t be Superman
I say, I say
That I know I can
Way better than some stupid six-year old girl. Although, now that we’ve point out Cyrus’ gender bending, we’re sure conservacunts will stage a protest or something, thus tarnishing her image. But, you know what? That would only make us like her more.
How about we take this to the next level?
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Mr. B
It’s gender-bending of her to say a girl can be whatever she wants? Oooookay.
Gregoire
This is officially the worst story ever posted in the history of Queerty.
al
i can actually hear your fingernails scraping the bottom of the barrel for this one. and i literally just created an account for the sole purpose of letting you know that, queerty.